Dr. Benjamin Hardy
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671 appearances
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first heard May 2026
last heard 29 May
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It's gibberish right now.
It was,
almost unfathomable how bad it was.
The people were starved.
They were thrown in gas chambers.
People were shot in the head right next to you.
You're sitting doing grunt work for months, months, months, years and years and years.
Everything's been taken from you, even the clothes off your back.
You're standing there naked, deprived of everything, deprived of your dreams, deprived of everything.
And what Frankel noticed when he was in those situations, because he was a psychologist, and so he was paying attention to this stuff, he was very in tune with what was going on in people's heads and why some people could be resilient and even be happy in these crazy conditions and why some people would get desperate, lose their minds, and...
he started to draw an interesting correlation, which was in those dire situations when you're kind of deprived of everything and you're also starved physically.
I mean, they were only given like a small piece of bread every day.
is he saw an immediate correlation that when someone lost hope toward their future, within days they died in those situations.
Their body didn't have enough to sustain them.
If you and I lost hope in our future, we'd start to fall apart physically.
We'd probably lose our health.
And hope, from a psychology standpoint, is like air to your physical body, like food and air.
You need hope psychologically.
Because who you are right now is largely dictated by your views of the future.
So basically what Frankel found was that unless you had a specific goal, which is a huge aspect of hope, without a specific goal that gave your life meaning and substance,
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